Abstract: In Bulletstorm, players take on the roll of big bad ‘Dead Echo’ member Grayson Hunt. It is your purpose to kick butt and take names throughout the galaxy under the watchful eye of a commander that would make R. Lee. Ermey squirm in his pants. A long th...
Abstract: Bulletstorm is as expletive-happy as four Colorado kids on a big screen and as excessively violent as an angry Liam Neeson in Paris. Just like the South Park and Taken movies, with Bulletstorm you ought to leave your high horse in your stables. If you ...
Abstract: Once I had a great idea for a game. Stick a bunch of indestructible foul-mouthed ex-soldiers on a barren wasteland littered with broken glass, insane and heavily armed prisoners, and giant mutated monsters. A target is painted on your back at all times...
Abstract: Back in April of 2004, People Can Fly, now a subsidiary of Epic Games, released their debut title Painkiller, an overtly old-school FPS inspired by the likes of Doom and Quake. It is almost seven years later, and once again, People Can Fly is releasing...
Abstract: After hearing about Bulletstorm for the first time I knew it was a game that I wanted to play. I’ve played enough first-person shooters that the idea of a twist on the formula appealed to some part of me. So often these games are packed with unnecessar...
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Published: 2011-02-25, Author: Will , review by: gamespy.com
Inventive Skillshot-based economy; silly, over-the-top script; great weapons; Anarchy mode is a blast with the right group.
Some players will hate the economy system; Anarchy mode sucks with the wrong group.
Bulletstorm kerb-stomps the dominant FPS orthodoxy, replacing tired old conventions with fresh new mechanics. Its gorgeous sci-fi aesthetic and fluid ultraviolent action make the game almost as fun to watch as it is to play and, although it lacks adver...
Abstract: Now that Epic and People Can Fly have had the chance to parody the rest of the shooter world with their toilet humor-laden marketing campaign, it's time to see if their game can stand up to its own ultraviolent hype. Read on for our review of Bulletsto...
Bulletstorm demonstrates the value of "why" for action games. Taken out of the context of its fiction, People Can Fly would have something fun but forgettable on their hands, but the way Bulletstorm fits together results in something cool and memorable...
Abstract: Say what you like, Microsoft were genius' for making the achievement system, or at least, making it mainstream. If there's one thing gamers like, it's competition. If there's one thing they like more than that, it's rubbing it in, and nothing says "Hah...
